Ferric chloride 45% min

Ferric chloride 45% min offered by Sin‑Ho Trading Co., Ltd. is an industrial‑grade iron(III) chloride solution with a minimum concentration of 45 % w/w. The product is marketed for wastewater treatment, water purification co‑agulation and metal etching, providing rapid flocculation and efficient phosphorus removal. It complies with common industry standards such as ISO and SGS, and is supplied in bulk quantities suitable for large‑scale operations.

The chemical appears as a clear to faintly amber liquid and typically exhibits a density close to 1.5 g/ml. Standard purity levels for this grade are usually 98 % or higher, and the solution is classified as hazardous, falling under UN number 1779. Recommended storage temperatures range from 5 °C to 30 °C, with containers kept sealed to prevent moisture ingress. Sin‑Ho provides the product in bulk tanker loads, 200 L IBC totes and 200 L drums, allowing buyers to match packaging to their handling capabilities.

End users include municipal water treatment facilities, metal processing plants and manufacturers that require precise etching processes. Buyers generally import the chemical under negotiated trade terms, selecting either FOB or CIF based on their logistics preferences. Prospective purchasers should request the latest Certificate of Analysis, MSDS and any compliance certificates before finalising the transaction, as the listing does not disclose specific pricing or MOQ details.

Sin‑Ho Trading Co., Ltd. is based in Tainan, Taiwan, with the registered address No.83, Section 2, Chung Yi Road, 70050 Taiwan. The supplier is listed under the imported tier and carries a harbour level trust rating, indicating a verified presence in the marketplace. The profile shows a zero percent response rate and no recorded average response time, suggesting that outreach may need to be initiated proactively.

The company’s catalogue focuses on bulk chemicals for water treatment and metal processing, and it highlights compliance with ISO and SGS certification schemes. No specific production capacity, annual turnover or client portfolio is disclosed, so buyers should request supporting documentation such as business licences, recent export records and quality certificates to confirm the supplier’s operational capabilities.